Prepare Your Team with the Awareness to Protect Your Business and Its Customers
For small businesses, one in every 323 emails received will be malicious. According to CISA, over 90 percent of all cyberattacks begin with a phishing email. Your employees are a part of your cybersecurity defense and they are being targeted.
Not just targeted; they are being inundated.
By providing automated cybersecurity awareness training, you can keep security top-of-mind and help bolster your business. This is crucial in a world where so many types of threats are constantly bombarding your users. By educating your staff, you can create a culture of cybersecurity that keeps them, your business, and your customers safe.
Secure Your IT
You might be aware of the numerous threats that could put your business at risk. However, what you might not know is how our business can help protect you from them.
Automated Cybersecurity Training with Reporting and Analytics
Effective training that doesn’t get in your way, but shows you clear results.
Our automated cybersecurity training is designed to fit into your busy schedule. Most of the training modules take 5 minutes or less to complete, and you’ll receive regular reports on how your staff is doing, and who is failing. A part of the training includes safe, simulated phishing attacks that then provide training for users who fall victim. This helps prepare them to spot actual threats in an effective manner.
As cyberthreats evolve, we continue to add and dish out additional training materials without overburdening your staff. It’s the perfect balance of engaging and effective content, and every user steps away being much more prepared for actual threats.
We include Cybersecurity Training to all of our contracted clients. Protecting your business, your employees, and your customers is our top priority!
Reach out to us at (410) 531-6727 for more information about this critical aspect of your cybersecurity precautions.
Our 10 Benefits
This whitepaper will evaluate the differences between traditional technical support practices and modern managed IT practices and the pros and cons of both in regards to small and medium-sized businesses.
